(NOS. 8-11) PROBLEM 2: Using the second method in finding deflection wherein you will draw themoment by parts diagram considering the midspan.50 kN20KN/m4mB4mREAL BEAMM.R:MaCONJUGATE BEAM8) What is the value of Mi in kNm?9) What is the value of M2 in kN.m?10) In the conjugate beam, what is reaction Ri in kN.m??|11) What is the deflection at midspan if El is constant?

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(NOS. 8-11) PROBLEM 2: Using the second method in finding deflection wherein you will draw the moment by parts diagram considering the midspan. 50 kN 20RN/m 4m REAL BEAM M. R M. CONJUGATE BEAM 8) What is the value of Mi in kN.m? 9) What is the value of Ma in kN.m? 10) In the conjugate beam, what is reaction Ri in kN.m?| 11) What is the deflection at midspan if El is constant?

(NOS. 8-11) PROBLEM 2: Using the second method in finding deflection wherein you will draw the moment by parts diagram considering the midspan. 50 kN 20RN/m 4m REAL BEAM M. R M. CONJUGATE BEAM 8) What is the value of Mi in kN.m? 9) What is the value of Ma in kN.m? 10) In the conjugate beam, what is reaction Ri in kN.m?| 11) What is the deflection at midspan if El is constant?

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter6: Deflections Of Beams: Geometric Methods

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 19P

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